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At New Mexico St, a meltdown that runs beyond basketball

At New Mexico State, the once-treasured men’s basketball program has been suspended for the season due to a fatal shooting and a gruesome allegation of locker-room hazing

The Independent UK

Bellator signs Jordan Oliver, two-time NCAA Division I wrestling champion

Jordan Oliver, a 2020 U.S. Olympic Team member, will make his MMA debut in 2023 under the Bellator banner.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Meet the Officials Who Volunteered for an NCAA Job Most Would Run Away From

The Committee on Infractions has become the last line of defense in holding the NCAA’s members accountable. An inside look at how the group operates.

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Breaking Down the First 14 Conference Tournaments That Will Kick Off the Madness

Before the Big Dance comes the Little Dance. Here are the teams, dreams and dark horses you should keep an eye on as the action begins.

Sports Illustrated

Fan Completes Quest to See All 364 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Teams in Person

It took over two decades and a lot of travel, but the journey finally has been completed.

Sports Illustrated

Revealing the high school basketball coach of the year candidates

The list includes some familiar names and past winners, along with some under-appreciated coaches who are receiving their due.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mark Story: Of ex-Cats turned college head coaches, who has best chance to make the NCAA tourney?

After the firings in recent seasons of Allen Edwards (Wyoming), Steve Masiello (Manhattan) and Scott Padgett (Samford), the 2022-23 men’s college basketball season tipped off with only four ex-Kentucky Wildcats players serving as NCAA Division I head coaches.

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NCAA continues to fight losing battle

It’s long past time to end the charade and pay ‘‘student-athletes’’ like the employees they are,

Chicago Sun-Times

NCAA asks US appeals court to block pay for student-athletes

The NCAA is asking a federal appeals court to reject a legal effort to make colleges pay Division I athletes an hourly wage

The Independent UK

HBCU Conferences Band Together to Bring More Funding, Opportunity to Athletes

The Power Four—SIAC, CIAA, MEAC and SWAC—are finding there is strength in working together because of their shared history, goals and issues.

Sports Illustrated

Forde Minutes: League Title Droughts That Could Come to an End

Clemson, UCLA and Marquette are among the men’s programs leading their conferences.

Sports Illustrated

NFCA, MLB team up on free PLAY BALL youth event prior to Division I Leadoff Classic

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Major League Baseball and the NFCA will team up for a free event for local youths on Feb. 9, the day before the Division I Leadoff Classic begins at the Eddie C. Moore Complex in Clearwater, Fla. Schedule (PDF) | Tournament Central ...

USA Today Sports Media Group

Rodney Terry Has Been Exactly What Texas Needs Amid Tumult

Chris Beard’s arrest and subsequent firing rocked the Longhorns, but their interim coach has steadied a season that remains with high hopes.

Sports Illustrated

Maryland cornerback Jakorian Bennett almost gave up football. Now he’s eyeing the NFL.

Jakorian Bennett doesn’t know what his life would be like without football. Maybe he would’ve stuck with track, but his answer didn’t seem definitive. He spent a minute trying to envision a scenario where he wasn’t the starting cornerback at Maryland, and nothing came to mind.

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City/Suburban Hoops Report Three-Pointer: Geneva’s streak, appreciating Benet’s Gene Heidkamp and Hyde Park’s Jerrel Oliver

The team with the longest current winning streak in the Chicago area may surprise you.

Sports Illustrated

What in the World Is Wrong With Hoops in Kentucky?

In a state where college basketball is the top draw, there’s a growing sense none of its seven Division I men’s basketball programs will make the Big Dance.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mike Brey will retire as Notre Dame men’s basketball coach

The 63-year-old Brey arrived in July 2000, taking over a stagnant program and guiding it back to national prominence and title contention in two different conferences.

Chicago Sun-Times

Previewing and predicting the When Sides Collide shootout

The annual When Sides Collide Shootout organized by the City/Suburban Hoops Report has provided a platform for players and a big stage for highly-ranked teams for over a decade.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Promising big man Jason Jakstys and Yorkville turning heads

Jakstys, a 6-10 junior, recently visited Illinois and likely will be the first Division I basketball player the school has produced.

Chicago Sun-Times

Weekend Forecast: Previewing and predicting this weekend’s best games

The first full weekend of action in the new year promises to be a whopper.

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Committee Recommends Expanding March Madness Fields

It’s part of a wide-ranging report covering a number of potential changes to college sports.

Chicago Sun-Times

Reviewing the Proviso West Holiday Tournament

Here’s a look back at the Proviso West Holiday Tournament.

Chicago Sun-Times

City/Suburban Hoops Report Three-Pointer: Young’s Daniel Johnson dominates, Hinsdale Central emerges, holidays deliver

There are very few uncommitted Division I senior prospects remaining on the board. But the state’s best one, Young’s Daniel Johnson, only enhanced his stock over the holidays.

Sports Illustrated

Why Saint Peter’s Is the Most Improbable Cinderella of All

Leaky roofs, disappearing balls and frozen offices are among the obstacles the program has overcome in the last decade.

Sports Illustrated

Iowa’s Caitlin Clark Ties Record for Fastest to 2,000 Points

The junior guard has continued to etch her name into the history books.

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